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Job Summary/Purpose The Mine Planning Engineer is responsible for developing and maintaining short to medium-term (012 month) mine plans and schedules to support safe and efficient production. The role focuses on optimizing open pit operations, improving planning accuracy, and supporting operational performance through data-driven decision-making. The incumbent will also provide technical leadership and mentorship to junior team members while contributing to continuous improvement initiatives. JOB SCOPE/DIMENSIONS Supports site-based open pit mining operations Responsible for short-term planning, scheduling, and reporting deliverables Supervises 2 direct reports plus contractors Works closely with operations, geology, geotechnical, and corporate teams Primarily site-based with collaboration across departments Key Tasks And Responsibilities Develop and maintain 012 month mine plans aligned with operational targets Monitor and reconcile actual performance against plan; adjust forecasts accordingly Optimize mine design, scheduling, grade control, and minimize dilution Review and improve drill and blast designs to optimize fragmentation Track and report KPIs including production rates, stripping ratios, and ore delivery Prepare monthly and weekly plans, reports, and end-of-month reconciliations Support annual budgeting and business planning processes Ensure compliance with company policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements Promote and maintain high safety standards and actively participate in safety initiatives Collaborate with geotechnical and geology teams to incorporate guidance into plans Provide direction to contract miners to maximize productivity and efficiency Manage consultants and contractors on engineering-related projects Contribute to engineering studies and improvement projects Present plans and results to site leadership and stakeholders Mentor and coach Mine Technologists and junior personnel Provide support for surveying and sampling as required Participate in continuous improvement and innovation initiatives JOB SPECIFICATIONS Education And Experience Requirements Bachelors degree in Mining Engineering or equivalent Registered Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in Ontario or eligible for registration with PEO 03 years of experience in an open pit mining environment Experience with mine planning and scheduling practices preferred Experience with Hexagon mining software (e.g., MinePlan) considered an asset Knowledge, Skills, Abilities And Other Characteristics Strong understanding of open pit mining operations and mine design Proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially Excel Knowledge of mineral economics and cash flow modeling is an asset Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Ability to evaluate and optimize mine plans using data and performance metrics Effective communication and presentation skills across all organizational levels Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines Strong organizational and planning skills Leadership and mentoring capabilities Ability to work independently and collaboratively Adaptability and flexibility in a dynamic work environment Strong commitment to safety, environmental, and sustainability standards #J-18808-Ljbffr